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Indiana Department Of Natural Resources
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Catfish anglers may want to mark two days on their calendars. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has set two public hearings for proposed rule changes on the taking of catfish.
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...[DOCID:fr15oc03-18]. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Office of Surface Mining Reclamat...Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Mine Reclamation, 402 West Wa...
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President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation in 1962 that designates May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day, and the week in which that date falls as Police Week. Thousands of police officers, family members and supporters convene on Washington DC every year to pay respects to those brave men and women who have lost their lives while protecting their fellow citizens. This date took on local significance in Posey County some 20 years ago when members of Mount Vernon FOP Lodge 133 put together a memorial service to honor those who died while in active duty. The tradition has grown throughout the years. On May 12, officers, family members and citizens gathered at 8:30 a.m., on the west lawn of the Posey County Circuit Court Building to pay their respects to those whose lives ...
... Cooper of the Mount Vernon Police Department in 2007. New to the roll call this year was Robert...
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MONTICELLO, Ind. | Authorities found the body of a Purdue football player in a northern Indiana lake on Tuesday, two days after he was last seen going swimming during a party. Officers with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources say the body of Sean Matti, 22, was found in Lake Freeman, about 20 yards from shore. Autopsy and blood test results were pending.
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VINCENNES, Ind. -- The jury is out regarding possible catfishing regulations change in Indiana. However, individuals who attended the Indiana Department of Natural Resources open forum in Vincennes on March 21 tended to agree changes are needed -- at least to some degree. Further north, the debate heated up when the IDNR presented its case during the Indianapolis hearing on March 22.
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To: ENERGY EDITORS Contact: Meg Gallagher of Peabody Energy, +1-314-342-7963
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It seems that Holladay Properties' senior vice president, Doug Hunt, is an ex-state senator who enjoys a longstanding relationship with IWF boss John Goss, a former director of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, and Gary Doxtater, director of development for the IWF and a former director of the Indiana Fish and Wildlife Division.
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If you hunted any wild game species in Indiana this past season, did you know all the wildlife statutes before going afield? Unless you were willing and able to go online, you probably didn't read all the do's, don'ts and caveats that can get you tickets, fines, jail time and license forfeiture. Beginning in early 2010, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources opted not to print complete Hunting Guide Books. A few rule sheets were distributed, and regulations were psoted on the IDNR website.
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After the initial public outcry forced the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to rethink its proposals, the IDNR offered up new ones. The department's new objective is deer herd reduction in a "strategically targeted manner. The IDNR chose to use the computer to get news out rather than print and distribute much-needed state hunting and fishing guide books with seasons, rules and regulations. In answer to reader requests, here is the most recent IDNR update on proposed deer hunting rules and regulations
